Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-11
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ing valleys are marketing their Sum-
mer crops.
Anyone who wishes to invest in
Cleveland Bay stock will find some fine
specimens. of this popular breed at the
stables of T. T. Harris.
Next Monday is the day set for tho
trial Of George Lewis, indicted for the
murder of Piccoli, an Italian, at Bullion
in Railroad district.
Bellevue Herald:-W. G. Craighead,
we'll known on Wood River by many
old residents of Elko, New, is in Belle
vue for few days.
Appeal:--on Monday little boy, the
son of James Lowry, fell in the hot
water tank of the Standard mill, and
was scalded and drowned.
The Coroner's inquest on the Ben
hayon suicide or murder, whichever it
was, still drags YEARLY along with no
new developments which would tend to
solve the mystery of his death.
The Gazette says Justice Young of
Reno dismissed the chsrge of murder
against William Patton, who killed a
Chinese Cook last Sunday morning.
d. Gliding that the homicide was justifia-
BILE. .....
Augustus, she ssid sweetly about
ii P. M, "don't you think home the
dearest place on earth2" Gussie said he
didn't know, but it is probnble that he
thinks so for he has not been back to
See her since.
The Reno Journal says the new time
card Of the Central Pacific is out, but
agent Fairchild has not as yet received
it. hence we are unable to give the
time of the arrival at and departure
from Exc of the various trains.
Central Nevadan:-Ehe town is very
lively now, bring full Of strangers. No
idle men. Every one seems TO be doing
i driving business. Teaming is good
how, aud every one seems to be prepar-
ing for heavy business during the
Winter. ON local merchants are car
rying large stocks Of goods, and are
kept busy.
For many years Austin, says the Sill.
yer State, was one of the best mining |
camps in Nevada! Since the closing of |
the Manhattan mines month or more
since, there has been an exodus from
The camp, and it is said that 500 people
have left there. The mines are said to
be looking well, but they are not being
worked apd the town Is dull.
From our Wells correspondent we
learn that Poly, Hebron d Co. shipped
from that place yesterday to their house
in San Francisco fourteen cars of cattle,
mostly 2syear Odds aud oil in good con-
dition. They are what have been
known as the Dogtown cattle belonging
to the Steele Bros, Weeks Bros, Gibbs, |
and Conway Of Glover Valley.
Shoshone Journal: Mr.. n. Davis, the
'tockman. was in town Wednesday
rom Csmas prairie. He reports that
The weather has been most favorable
Tor the Fall round up, which was com
peted last week. The bands which
have ranged together on Camas are ell
separated in COED shape and some have
been started out toward the Winter
'sngea.
Silver Stats:--A number OF Indians
celebrated che closing Of the iandango
BY getting gloriously DRINK yesterday. I
One buck, whose squsw got too full TO
navigate. took her on his back and
packed her to his wickiup across the I
river. The heavy sentences imposed
IN James and Mather for selliag whis-
Ky to Indiaps at Fort Mod ermott, does
notprevent thered men from getting
whisky here.
Haao Jourpsis--R r.. Moore, of
White Rock, Elko county, who Is 70
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